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Catalogue Produced on 29/03/2011 Si Buscas Música Catalogue produced on 29/03/2011 Si buscas música flamenca, video o DVD, por favor visita: flamencoSound.com Posters .................................................................................................................................................................................. 2 Phone Number: (0034) 91 5427251 - We export Flamenco worldwide. Red Flamenca Dancer Poster 10.10 € 14.26 USD Posters depicting various poses in andalucian folklore with blank space for personalizing with any name you choose or just for decoration purposes. Measuring: 97 by 53 cm. 38.2 in. X 20.9 in. Each poster contains 18 characters maximum, including spaces. The customized posters cannot be paid cash on delivery. Phone Number: (0034) 91 5427251 - We export Flamenco worldwide. 2 White flamenca dancer poster 10.10 € 14.26 USD Posters depicting various poses in andalucian folklore with blank space for personalizing with any name you choose or just for decoration purposes. Measuring: 97 by 53 cm. Each poster contains 18 characters maximum, including spaces. The customized posters cannot be paid cash on delivery. Phone Number: (0034) 91 5427251 - We export Flamenco worldwide. 3 Green flamenca dancer poster 10.10 € 14.26 USD Posters depicting various poses in andalucian folklore with blank space for personalizing with any name you choose or just for decoration purposes. Measuring: 97 by 53 cm. Each poster contains 18 characters maximum, including spaces. The customized posters cannot be paid cash on delivery. Phone Number: (0034) 91 5427251 - We export Flamenco worldwide. 4 Carteles Taurinos. Mitos. Manolete 10.10 € 14.26 USD The bullfighting poster is the way to promote the bullfightings or corridas. On Thursday, August 28.. in 1947, in the Linares bullfighting square, the poster heralds three magnificient bullfighters: Manuel Rodriguez "Manolete", Luis Miguel Dominguín and Gitanillo de Triana. This days will be fateful to Manolete, killed by a bull named Islero and originally from Miura. Manolete was an extraordinary bullfighter and "estoqueador" but too slow this day. An injury on the right thigh will cause a bleeding. And he will die thi August 29. The customized posters cannot be paid cash on delivery. Measurements: 97cm X 53cm. Phone Number: (0034) 91 5427251 - We export Flamenco worldwide. 5 Carteles Taurinos. Mitos. Paquirri 10.10 € 14.26 USD The first demonstration of the bullfighting art is the bullfighting poster. This poster heralds the bullfighting of September 26, 1984, with Francisco Rivera "Paquirri", in Pozoblanco, the bull square where he died. Francisco Rivera "Paquirri" was sharing this corrida with Vicente Ruiz "El Soro" et José Cubero "Yiyo" fatally injuried by a bull named Burlero in Madrid, on September 30. 1985. The customized posters cannot be paid cash on delivery. Mesures: 97cm X 53cm. Phone Number: (0034) 91 5427251 - We export Flamenco worldwide. 6 Sevilla's Real Maestranza Poster - Ref. 194S 10.10 € 14.26 USD Sevilla's Real Maestranza Poster. Fighting bulls and bull fighters in a Bullfight, a good pass after a great performance, that is what this poster captures in a very Spanish impression. Fantastic poster to give a space some atmosphere, where to feel oneself very bullfighting. Bullfighters’name: Curro Romero, Jesulin de Ubrique, Miguel Abellán Measurements: 97cm X 53cm 38.2in. X 20.9in Phone Number: (0034) 91 5427251 - We export Flamenco worldwide. 7 Madrid bulls square Poster - Ref. 139 10.10 € 14.26 USD Madrid bulls square Poster. Bullfighting poster with bull's and bullfighter's scenes. You can hook this poster on a wall and you will get a very spanish decoration with blank space for personalizing with any name you choose or just for decoration purposes. Bullfighters names: Finito de Córdoba, Julian Lopez ''El Juli''. Measurements: 97cm x 53cm. 38.2in x 20.9in. Each poster contains 18 characters maximum, including spaces. The customized posters cannot be paid cash on delivery. Phone Number: (0034) 91 5427251 - We export Flamenco worldwide. 8 Poster of the Monumental Bullfighting of Madrid - Ref. 160M 10.10 € 14.26 USD Bullfighting poster with bull's and bullfighter's scenes. You can hook this poster on a wall and you will get a very spanish decoration with blank space for personalizing with any name you choose or just for decoration purposes. Bullfighters names: Paco Camino y El Niño de la Capea. Measurements: 97cm x 53cm. 38.2in x 20.9in. Each poster contains 18 characters maximum, including spaces. The customized posters cannot be paid cash on delivery. Phone Number: (0034) 91 5427251 - We export Flamenco worldwide. 9 Madrid bulls square Poster - Ref. 195M 10.10 € 14.26 USD Bullfighting poster with bull's and bullfighter's scenes. You can hook this poster on a wall and you will get a very spanish decoration with blank space for personalizing with any name you choose or just for decoration purposes. Bullfighters names: Cesar Rincon y Julian Lopez ''El Juli''. Measurements: 97cm x 53cm. 38.2in x 20.9in. Each poster contains 18 characters maximum, including spaces. The customized posters cannot be paid cash on delivery. Phone Number: (0034) 91 5427251 - We export Flamenco worldwide. 10 Monumental Square of Las Ventas Poster - Ref.205 10.10 € 14.26 USD Bullfight's reproduction, it is a perfect poster for decoration. Bullfighters names: Miguel Abellan, José Tomás and Your Name. Measurements: 97cm x 53xm. Each poster contains 18 characters maximum, including spaces. The customized posters cannot be paid cash on delivery. Phone Number: (0034) 91 5427251 - We export Flamenco worldwide. 11 Madrid bulls square Poster - Ref. 206 10.10 € 14.26 USD Madrid bulls square Poster. Bullfighting poster with bull's and bullfighter's scenes. You can hook this poster on a wall and you will get a very spanish decoration with blank space for personalizing with any name you choose or just for decoration purposes. Bullfighters names: Morante de la Puebla, Julian Lopez ''El Juli''. Measurements: 97cm x 53cm. 38.2in x 20.9in. Each poster contains 18 characters maximum, including spaces. The customized posters cannot be paid cash on delivery. Phone Number: (0034) 91 5427251 - We export Flamenco worldwide. 12 Poster of the Monumental bullring of Madrid - Ref. 178 10.10 € 14.26 USD Poster of the Monumental bullring of Madrid. Bullfighting poster with bull's and bullfighter's scenes. You can hook this poster on a wall and you will get a very spanish decoration with blank space for personalizing with any name you choose or just for decoration purposes. Bullfighters names: Rivera Ordoñez, Paco Ojeda. Measurements: 97cm x 53cm. 38.2in x 20.9in. Each poster contains 18 characters maximum, including spaces. Phone Number: (0034) 91 5427251 - We export Flamenco worldwide. 13 The customized posters cannot be paid cash on delivery. Phone Number: (0034) 91 5427251 - We export Flamenco worldwide. 14 The bullfighting posters with bullfighting scenes ref. 152 10.10 € 14.26 USD Fighting bulls and bull fighters in a Bullfight, a good pass after a great performance, that is what this poster captures in a very Spanish impression. Fantastic poster to give a space some atmosphere, where to feel oneself very bullfighting. Measurements: 97cm X 53cm. 38.2 in. X 20.9 in. Phone Number: (0034) 91 5427251 - We export Flamenco worldwide. 15 The bullfighting posters with bullfighting scenes ref. 194 10.10 € 14.26 USD Fighting bulls and bull fighters in a Bullfight, a good pass after a great performance, that is what this poster captures in a very Spanish impression. Fantastic poster to give a space some atmosphere, where to feel oneself very bullfighting. Measurements: 97cm X 53cm. 38.2 in. X 20.9 in. Phone Number: (0034) 91 5427251 - We export Flamenco worldwide. 16 The bullfighting posters with bullfighting scenes ref. 202B 10.10 € 14.26 USD The bullfighting posters for bullfighting and bullfighters.Those bullfighting posters will give a spanish touch to bullring or everyplace you stick them. Nothing better than a fantastic touch to liven up in order to feel oneself bullfighter. Measuring: 97cm X 53cm. 3.82 in. X 2.09 in. Phone Number: (0034) 91 5427251 - We export Flamenco worldwide. 17 The bullfighting posters with bullfighting scenes ref. 204 10.10 € 14.26 USD Nothing better than a fantastic touch to liven up in order to feel oneself bullfighter. Fighting bulls and bullfighters together for bullfighting , a nice victory at the end of a bullfighting, that's what reflects that Measuring: 97cm X 53cm. 38.2 in. X 20.9 in. Phone Number: (0034) 91 5427251 - We export Flamenco worldwide. 18 The bullfighting posters with bullfighting scenes ref.205B 10.10 € 14.26 USD Fighting bulls and bull fighters in a Bullfight, a good pass after a great performance, that is what this poster captures in a very Spanish impression. Fantastic poster to give a space some atmosphere, where to feel oneself very bullfighting. Measurements: 97cm X 53cm. 38.2 in. X 20.9 in. Phone Number: (0034) 91 5427251 - We export Flamenco worldwide. 19 The bullfighting posters with bullfighting scenes ref. 207 10.10 € 14.26 USD The bullfighting posters for bullfighting and bullfighters.Those bullfighting posters will give a spanish touch to bullring or everyplace you stick them. Nothing better than a fantastic touch to liven up in order to feel oneself bullfighter. Measuring: 97cm X 53cm. 3.82 in. X 2.09 in. Phone Number: (0034) 91 5427251 - We export Flamenco worldwide. 20 Advertising customized Poster with bulls 20.00 € 28.23 USD We make customized posters with bulls. Choose in our catalogue the bullfighting poster you like the most. We can put logo, pictures, bullfighters you want. Measurements: 53cm X 97cm Phone Number: (0034) 91 5427251 - We export Flamenco worldwide. 21 Pegatinas de Lunares Rojos 19.95 € 28.16 USD Si quieres decorar una pared con lunares de distintos tamaños, para dar un ambiente flamenco, muy español, o tienes una cocina muy lisa y quieres dar vida a la nevera o incluso algún armario, lo que necesitas son estos lunares que llevan un adhesivo especial, que permite que los lunares se puedan despegar y colocar de un lugar a otro, una y otra vez sin que dejen restos de pegamento o una mancha en el sitio donde antes estaban colocados.
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